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Alexander Goehr - ALEXANDER GOEHR: When Adam Fell1; Pastorals2; Marching to Carcassonne2. Peter Serkin (pno), 1BBC Symphony Orchestra, 2London Sinfonietta, c. Oliver Knussen. Naxos 8.573052. - GOEHR: Colossos or Panic1; The Deluge2; Little Symphony3. 2Claire Booth (sop), Hilary Summers, (contr), 1BBC Symphony Orchestra, 2Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, 3ASKO Ensemble & Schönberg Ensemble, c. Oliver Knussen. NMC D165.

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ALEXANDER GOEHR: When Adam Fell1; Pastorals2; Marching to Carcassonne2. Peter Serkin (pno), 1BBC Symphony Orchestra, 2London Sinfonietta, c. Oliver Knussen. Naxos 8.573052.
GOEHR: Colossos or Panic1; The Deluge2; Little Symphony3. 2Claire Booth (sop), Hilary Summers, (contr), 1BBC Symphony Orchestra, 2Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, 3ASKO Ensemble & Schönberg Ensemble, c. Oliver Knussen. NMC D165.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 October 2013

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Tempo , Volume 67 , Issue 266 , October 2013 , pp. 112 - 114
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1 In Tempo, Vol.66, No.261 (July 2012), pp.60–61.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

2 At the Wigmore Hall in February 1959, with soprano Dorothy Dorow, and contralto Rosemary Phillips, with the Virtuoso Ensemble of London conducted by the composer's father, Walter Goehr.